> the last time we investigated REPL-logging, it was too verbose to be convenient. We were still logging it, it just went to a separate file (if you still have

> the last time we investigated REPL-logging, it was too verbose to be convenient. We were still logging it, it just went to a separate file (if you still have it, check out nrepl.log in your project directory). The log also went to Splunk, so you'd have to go to a lot of trouble to cover up your tracks.